Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...neither side will be quite devoid of footballers on April 21, as several of last year's varsity are planning to turn to rugby this spring. Jerry Marsh, '54 quarterback and veteran rugger, will lead a law school contingent that may include several ex-Elis, and All-Ivy tackle Orville Tice will be back for his second rugby season...
...Ticknor's pre-season neck injury will prevent his playing this spring, and Martin Lindsay's unhealed shoulder separation has cut the South African contingent to three: Lionel Bryer, John Chalsty, and Pat Latham...
...final triumph, 1956 will be the first occasion on which the H.A.A. has included rugby on its printed schedule of spring sports...
Bowie, a 1934 Law School graduate, is an economy expert. He was appointed to his present State Department position in the spring of 1953 after serving as a full professor for seven years...
...legged Western ideal. The cultural hurdle has been even more imposing than the structural difficulties. Ballet plots, often obscure at their Occidental best, are even more obscure in Tokyo. Sample English-language ballet program notes of the Fourth Symphony (Tchaikovsky): "People of city and villages gathering for celebration of spring ... A GIRL and her hero are among them. Something bad worries a GIRL. Her YOUNG MAN buys for her a small gift-'Sea Diabol' in small bottle. Girl likes this present and looks at it carefully. Suddenly small bottle drops out of her hands and is broken. SOMEBODY...